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Frontier AI labs should be required to contribute a share of their equity to a global trust that pays a dividend to every person on Earth
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Results (11 votes):
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(11 votes)
For 2 (18%)
Abstain 0 (0%)
Against 9 (82%)
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For (2)
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Rogé KarmaStaff writer at The Atlantic covering economics, technology, and public policy.votes For and says:
If the wealth generated by artificial intelligence will accrue only to the owners of AI companies, then the way to avoid catastrophic levels of inequality is to give everyone an ownership stake in those companies.
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Bernie SandersU.S. Senator from Vermontvotes For and says:
Since AI is built on the collective knowledge of humanity, the wealth it generated must benefit humanity. Not just Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison, and other billionaires.
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Against (9)
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Kevin T. FrazierAI Innovation and Law Fellow at the University of Texas School of Law.votes Against and says:
While the proposals for AI profit sharing vary in their precise details, a quick review of their likely outcomes should quickly deflate the popular excitement that has formed in response to calls for new taxes, public wealth funds, and the like.
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Vance GinnEconomist, former White House advisor, President of Pelican Institutevotes Against and says:
Artificial intelligence has become the latest excuse for reviving one of the oldest bad ideas in economic policy: a universal basic income. [...] AI will change work. It will not repeal economics. The best response is not fear-driven universal depend...
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Ilya SominLaw professor and political scholarvotes Against and says:
Stock is private property, and seizing 50% of the stock value of major firms is a pretty obvious case of confiscation. [...] It does not matter that Sanders proposes to take "only" 50% of the stock, rather than 100%. If the government seizes half you...
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María Pazos MoránMathematician. Feminist activist and researcher. Instituto de Estudios Fiscales.votes Against and says:
It took a lot of effort to achieve some basic rights, and now neoliberalism is destroying everything: the education system, health care... By giving money to each citizen you are transferring responsibility from the State to the people, so that they ...
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Dmytri KleinerVenture Communist. Miscommunications Technologist. Telekommunisten Polemicist. ThoughtWorks Analyst.votes Against and says:
UBI does not alleviate poverty and turns social necessities into products for profit. To truly address inequality we need adequate social provisioning. If we want to reduce means testing and dependency on capitalist employment, we can do so with capa...
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Neil WilsonComputer Science Consultant. Economics Blogger.votes Against and says:
Basic Income attempts to pay people under what should probably be called the l’Oréal Principle (“because you’re worth it”). They want to be paid first and then perhaps do something later if they feel like it. That is a complete reversal of the princi...
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Jorge RiechmannPoet, mathematician, philosopher, ecologist and political scientist.votes Against and says:
Todas las versiones de la RB, tanto las de derecha como las de izquierda: presuponen la perpetuación del capitalismo (de un capitalismo superproductivo, de hecho); llevan a una sociedad dual, en una fase en la que necesitamos reconstruir la cohesión ...
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Jean-Marie HarribeyEconomist. Conseil scientific d'Attac France. Economistes Aterrés. Fondation Copernic.votes Against and says:
Would the payment of a basic income to the whole population foster the same macroeconomic mechanism (i.e. a demand-led stimulation)? Yes if such payments anticipate additional production. But, by definition, the unconditional basic income is isolated...
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Mateo AlalufSociologist. Université libre de Bruxelles.votes Against and says:
To replace a social security system primarily financed by contributions and based on wage solidarity with a rent paid by the Government and financed by tax income seems a war machine against the welfare state. In addition, an income provided uncondit...
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